Sentence examples for personal headquarters from inspiring English sources

Nazi documents suggest Adolf Hitler planned to make his personal headquarters in Shropshire if he had successfully invaded Britain during World War II.

Put more Chrysler people on the board of management, move the personal headquarters to Detroit, name an American successor and let Chrysler expand instead of squeezing it to death to cut costs.

Tito's personal headquarters was initially located in a cave about 1 km north of the centre of Drvar.

Rappaport, who made a fortune by buying, improving, and then selling run-down properties, announced in 1989 that he planned to turn the building into his own personal headquarters and add a glass-enclosed ballroom on its top.

He became the chief member of Joseph Stalin's personal supreme headquarters and figured prominently in the planning or execution of almost every major engagement in the war.

Yet, as one of the new owners of the Unilever Home and Personal Care headquarters at 33 Benedict Place, Hines is seeking rents of as much as $100 per square foot in some parts of the building, he said.

Consequently, when Clancy's The Sum of All Fears was filmed in 2002, the agency was happy to bring its makers to Langley for a personal tour of headquarters, and to offer access to agency analysts for star Ben Affleck.

Pierre then negotiated his final deal with Chanel: the family would pay for the fashion house's rue Cambon headquarters, her personal expenses and her taxes for the rest of her life in return for control of her name for perfume and fashion.

Cheney helped shape Bush's approach to the "War on Terror", making numerous public statements alleging Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction, and making several personal visits to CIA headquarters, where he questioned mid-level agency analysts on their conclusions.

A.I.G. also agreed to turn over some photographs of Mr. Greenberg, a Persian rug in the company's headquarters and other personal items.

Like other members of the Texas delegation, Mr. DeLay, a Republican whose district is in the Houston suburbs near Enron's headquarters, received sizable personal campaign donations from Enron -- $28,900 since 1989, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.